• Main Frame: The largest structural component, often designed to withstand high operational loads.

• Sub Frame: A secondary support structure for specific parts like rollers, spindles, and shafts.

Key Manufacturing Considerations:

• Precision in alignment and durability of materials.

• Ability to absorb vibrations without distorting or weakening the machine.

• Customizations for specific machine types (e.g., ring spinning frames, shuttleless looms).

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The machine frame is the core of any textile machine. It serves as the structural base on which all other components are mounted. The frame must be strong enough to absorb the mechanical stresses and vibrations produced during operation. Frames are typically made from high-quality steel, cast iron, or alloy metal depending on the type of machine and its intended application.